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Why Ins't There More Recycled Glass in the World?
Let's take a look at glass. Or even better, let's look through glass. What do you see? Technically speaking, glass is not a true solid, it's actually a "super-cooled fluid". But that little fact only matters if You Are a student who has to know that after many years, an old windows will be thicker at the bottom due to the influence of gravity on the slow flow of glass.
The mix for making glass is soda ash, limestone and silica. Soda ash is created in vast amounts by the worldwide chemicals industry whereas limestone and silica quarry products. All the gathered materials are then melted together at high temperatures to create the various glass types that we use everyday. These range from glass fibres used in insulation via plate glass used in windows and car windscreens, to container glass used in bottles and jars.
A huge amount of energy is used in the creation of glass, both production and pre-production. So recycling glass into things like recycled glass vases must be a good thing for the environmemnt, right?
Up to a certain point. The sad fact is that the glass you find in products you buy is actually brand new material. That's because the manufacturers insist on uniformity, and the only feasible way to achieve that is to make the glass from scratch (no pun intended!)
The Very Best thing to do with bottles and jars is theoretically to clean them and reuse them for their original product. In the UK, this only takes place with milk bottles which are delivered to houses. These bottles are clean and refilled around 12 times per bottle. The reason why reusing glass is so successful in this form is because alongside dropping off fresh milk the milk delivery system also involves picking up old bottles. The reasons why other bottles are never reused (at least in the UK) include the unwillingness of major retailers to handle the returns process, the logistical cost of returning imported bottles (think New Zealand wines), and the nervousness of marketers about the integrity of their brand images.
All other glass products are ground down to form cullet which can be used in the production of new glass. But it isn't. The glass that is actually recycled is used in many other products, one being new road surfaces. The majority of bottles that do end up being recycled are made from brand new glass. Your recycling efforts won't change that. The reason is that the cost of transporting cullet is high due to it's uncertain composition, also, glass makers have precise requirements, making recycling glass almost impossible.
Plate glass has an even worse excuse. A large amount of glass is used each year for replacing glass windows, particularly in sealed double-glazing units. Have you ever wondered where your old window units go? They go to landfill. The biggest reason for this is because it simply takes too much time and too much money to remove the glass from the unit.
It's a tough job to find a retailer that actually sells products created from recycled glass. The ones that do sell them should be encouraged as they are proving that this really can be done. So here's a link to a UK retail supplier with many recycled glass products on their range, including recycled glass tableware such as plates, bowls and wine glasses, as well as colourful recycled glass bathroom accessories such as soap dispensers.
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